Is this a Good Deal on a 428 ???
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Is this a Good Deal on a 428 ???
From Seller:
The engine originally came out of a 1966 thunderbird. I have owned it for about 5 years. I purchased it for a future Cobra kit project that I was never able to start on. It has all been tanked and manifluxed. There are no cracks.
What I have for sale is.
428 block. standard bore no damage
428 crank never turned and clean
428 rods with cast pistons
flexplate and harmonic balancer
Oil pan with baffle in very good condition.
Price $1200.00 firm
Sounded kind of high? Is this a fair price?
The engine originally came out of a 1966 thunderbird. I have owned it for about 5 years. I purchased it for a future Cobra kit project that I was never able to start on. It has all been tanked and manifluxed. There are no cracks.
What I have for sale is.
428 block. standard bore no damage
428 crank never turned and clean
428 rods with cast pistons
flexplate and harmonic balancer
Oil pan with baffle in very good condition.
Price $1200.00 firm
Sounded kind of high? Is this a fair price?
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It will bolt right in. It would be cheaper to find a 410 or 428 crank and make a 410 out of your 360. If you run across a mirror 105 block you could have it sonic checked and have about a 50% chance of being able to bore it to 4.13" and make a 428. Like I said, its only a good price becasue people in need of a certain casting will pay the big bucks. The longer stroke of the 428 is where the difference comes in and not so much the bore. Some people question if the slightly longer stroke is worth the $500 crank. They have a good point in my opinion.
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